NOVIQ plays backing, click and guide tracks to separate outputs, is driven entirely from a MIDI footswitch, works offline, and recovers from a crash without asking a question. It is not a DAW, not a recorder, and not a general-purpose sequencer.
Windows, macOS and Linux. No account. No subscription. No internet required.
Every decision in NOVIQ was measured against one question — would a touring musician trust this during a show?
Backing to the PA, click and guide to your ears. Routing is set once for the rig, not once per song.
Every command a MIDI controller can trigger — nothing else. The same switch does the same thing every time.
No account, no login, no network. NOVIQ runs the same in an arena and in a basement with no signal.
A snapshot survives a lost session. NOVIQ picks up where it stopped, without a single question asked.
Jump anywhere in a song and every track — backing, click, guide — stays locked together.
Drop a song folder in and it's a song. No list to go stale, no rescan command, ever.
The rules the whole product is measured against — every one of them enforced in the code, not just the docs.
A capability that can fail on stage is worse than no capability.
Every option is a way to be set up wrong at 8 p.m.
No account, no login, no network.
The same footswitch does the same thing every night.
The free version is a real, fully reliable copy of NOVIQ — one setlist, five songs, every footswitch mapping included. No trial countdown.
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